Liz Higgins

Design 101: Intro to Graphic Design Elements and Principles

NC567-01

Start Date

01/13

Time

9am–4pm

Format

Remote

End Date

01/13

Meeting Day

Saturday

Credits

0

This online course features the following types of interaction:

  • Live meetings
  • Live critiques

Thinking about a career in graphic design? Do you currently “dabble” in graphic design for personal projects? Have you found yourself designing flyers, webpages, brochures or other graphic design work professionally without any design training? This one-day workshop is specifically targeted for those with no graphic design background, to understand what makes a design “work” visually and as effective communications. Discover the elements and principles of design and how the graphic designer uses them to create visual compositions incorporating text and images to convey a mood or message. How focal point, direction, contrast, repetition, color, and negative space are keys to effective design will be revealed through presentations, critical looking, as a group, discussion, and hands-on design exercises. There will also be time for your questions related to pursuing additional graphic design education and/or a career in the field of graphic design.
Students must have access to a laptop or desktop computer to participate in this workshop.

This is a remote/online ZOOM class. Class meets 9am-12noon and 1-4pm with a one-hour lunch break.

Design 101: Intro to Graphic Design Elements and Principles is also being offered on another date and time.View Design 101: Intro to Graphic Design Elements and Principles (NC567-01) for details.

This class has ended.

Alisa Aronson is a professional graphic designer with over 20 years’ experience as a professional designer and design teacher. She is Director of MassArt’s Communication Design Certificate Program, for which she is responsible for all curriculum, faculty supervision, application and graduating portfolio review.  She currently teaches Foundations of Graphic Design and Typography. Alisa received her … Read more